Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1887-01-18
HISTORIC WALPOLE,
New Hampshire Town with Remar
ably Interesting History.

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new Hampshire Town with Remark
any interesting history
Two important events have given
this part of the Connecticut valley an
almost nre-omino,t inter,st for tho
,istor;oal s,rJant rr;to, WI,
~ ~ ' ",Po'o
W. NJ correspondent, ana, indeed,
:here are few ears so dull that they do
not tngle at the tales that are told of
what was donc hare 7, tho old Wal
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tonSs;one a. " ,nh;oh ~ =; 'o,soi .I 70 sIoM w u Il
eoiion;nn. 0 .Jn a. ,,,, wn,Sn 70 ensrHleu Rn tlo
honrn Sho donan,oi oI tx, u ne, "oIn m NJ
I7sa il .ho " eSt,, - .o, '"'' ~ iio AP''I 2,
wos tho 6rst so,,,or o " ~ tho m 80, 80 iio ~
t71o " " - '0'''s' - '''' Wv" III
nrrino ,l,o E,o,ob o,5 1,ai.
a soSo,,,5 ,ras % oonnna.al go ~ i, i1'i Tnl va.
ao"ardanoo 80 ,,';,b I',e I'LL ~ 11naua "a IN
fonr bnndreJ saronos ,U W,ns D"In ant " So son.L
10 Jostrnv aIi tLa ,r7,i,o s"t,1a't w. , io' -, VI
,Ia N Cnnnaa,;ot M ~ WI, m,'' 9u',Ii'n.s O .' i1t On
Ancnot A. ~ H. Ia III. on sno l.in ~, oi
ooIin of In, Ki,to,,r WaI.aIof sio
thcn noariv II not onita "SaPIio 49, I;,,., mts
noint on ~ rivnr sottios 1.Io m,s nost
white mon bai boon nstatlisLnd omS,ho =
Kilhonrn ,,iaoo oItp,onnb no ionoo "ie ~, ,hV =
onlv c;viligoJ Lah'tst;an IN nv ,ho -; u ,ini,'. -
vns too Gov frnn, my, othon =. 'ori,I'' ,Il.
II noss;ble for tho ,rStI,, 60 raan;',o ;
either WARNING or ossistamco uan,'ii', Jir .
ali tho Inmates of the coT;r r'ay pp"5,
home Rnt what n sitnat;or ~ IL az
The wbita neonIs wcra iust six in NM -
her. Jobn Kiihourn Sy his SON John
eighteen wear, old n bircd man and
bis son, and Mr. KiI5onrn with " a
moiden DAUGHTER And fnnr b"ndroJ =
bloodtbirsty wo,i i.ormod aogarnsdot io,. ~
mined ON their destrnctinni Tia Leader
of the Indians was a gigantio crast"ra
named Phillin. who had visiteJ tho K;I1
bonrns reneat,dlv rnler tho nrotonao @
of friendshin and bad laarno1 botS tbo
language and tbe condition of tho
family. BEFORE be INNING the ottack
he called ont. "J,ig Jo5, and TEL I.tti,
.Iohn como ont anj wo vii % o.;r, i'vs,u w.,
ouartor y To which R;Ihn.us = w. r,,,i'J ~
,.Go AWAY Won rs"caIs or " ,,,a ,ol,oI ,,iii
,,1ar,o, ~, 7, m" t,"' ".t",,. oi We WIN
noon nnd Continual H "ntii ~ snn,1o'', q" noou'
nLnn I tha so,,anas ,otail1, HI otoa,on an,ip"n; WI
IorGa nnn,rors % tSoi; uols"'ou oo,, an.'
slasn wnnt owar ~ mouor E 20 nn.''"D p'u'ons
W;,hir tha oab;n .hnna ,,,, n1'urn'
killod Mr. Poar tha hiroJ 'non ou' Oh'
TLo nraioat 90 oS aro 49, ~ ,n"n,
,ba Copnon,Jort s ~ 'nS 10y u
Dnrin tho torrihl@ ' con,lict az % auon'u, t%a ,u,
ioadnJ tha ,nnstots 90 IL ~ "oa,on a,n
anJ w,,an tho snn',i,, io' " W Ill. ~ "a ~ nv,
o,,t .hn Y,o,oo, ppy III
sp,.b a wov os tocatn6 tSdP ill., o,S,ai'
ihe Indians tiroJ int ''r o .h"sa h1o
thoy ] ymaItnJ ~ ~ ~ vno III anu 'noso
sunply To show tha, rho nnn,har r ~ "
the savoces wos not oyagcoratad ~ II is
nm rccor3 That yhon th"S 49, i%'eu' 80, ~ 70
ino ono hv 'Ho ono o' ~ ttoy tthy ;, - JLtoup
for o,tacI ono hnrJrod and ninntr Uson
sovon woro oonn.nJ " t"' Nv, ~ ~ ~ a n,no'3
Garrison onJ hod,, 1n;JontIr "a 81 as Jo, 80 oa
remajnnd in amhSst @ 90
Mrs w q Rornatto .bo ,;ea ofaIaoJ I'
inc citizon of WaInoio % " 81 H. " . ",o"
rreot .grondJourbtar 81 t,j, J T,i
bourn Sr '0' " '''' o0"i MI
The other notAhlo ovort wac ro.,,i,u
loss than what the folks horo nIain, rms ,,,as
thc snilling of the d. h,noi H. I'"iun In "'s
,ho Ra,o1,,,i,, ,rhi, ~, So
.iO 'S'"."Vicn' LUIS WAS NOT lnueeu,
In WalpOle, N. H., but in Westmin ster
w nj, tho onrosito s;5o - ~, -.
:, " w "Ff aH'o W t'o lNer'
IL was IN Marcn' no, lew weeks be-
fore the battle of Lexington. The royal
officers Were hOldinp co1rt for tho an